When your manager says this in a press conference a couple of days before playing the team, how is it out of context? A press conference is designed to be a series of quotes to be used. Getting any kind of coherent sentence out of him in any context is something to be celebrated.
We're playing a side that are without their best two players and who will likely have to rest some because of their Champions League game on Wednesday. It's a terrific time to be playing them. They've been struggling to get over the line in games recently too. Pochettino is whining about having to play us on Sunday. It's ideal.
We should have nothing to fear from Spurs. We should be right up for it and our manager should make it clear to anyone that will listen that we're going there to win.
I just hope that the players have learnt to ignore everything the eejit says in press conferences, team talks and on the training ground. He just drains any optimism or positivity.
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But it was taken out of context, he was saying that we aren't at the level of being able to compete for the title.
Unless you think we are at that level?
Apparently he is a little hoarseEquineflu?
Apparently he is a little hoarse
Good intesiteeeeeeyoreWell we all know he's a complete donkey, so near enough
Nah he’ll have said it in public where they can’t hear it
The problem with this, is that there is very little evidence that he is saying anything to encourage them. We seem to be falling quicker than Madonna's knickers and our starts to matches are, if it's possible, getting worse and worse.So the players are so thick that they can't understand that the manager might say one thing for public consumption and another to encourage them?
When Ranieri kept saying 40 points it was clear that he was using his avuncular personality to everyones’ advantage and deploying a quite remarkable trait called ‘a sense of humour’.The problem with this, is that there is very little evidence that he is saying anything to encourage them. We seem to be falling quicker than Madonna's knickers and our starts to matches are, if it's possible, getting worse and worse.
He's like an incarnation of John Major's Spitting Image puppet.When Ranieri kept saying 40 points it was clear that he was using his avuncular personality to everyones’ advantage and deploying a quite remarkable trait called ‘a sense of humour’.
Puel is a grey cloud of a man, with grey thoughts and grey techniques.
That was the same thought I had.He's like an incarnation of John Major's Spitting Image puppet.
That was the same thought I had.
That was the same thought I had.
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